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originally posted by: BASSPLYR
a reply to: mbkennel
Dude all of your papers that i've read are so math heavy It literally blew my mind.
Bailed on the Math?!!
When you talk about "shining" presumably you're talking about the light reaching your eye or telescope, which tends to emanate from the surface of stars in an intensity versus frequency pattern approximating that of blackbody radiation, which, as explained in the video I posted here, tends to have a maximum frequency which depends on temperature, and doesn't emit much in the way of X-rays above that.
originally posted by: KrzYma
a reply to: Arbitrageur
do you mean we can't see them because visible light is outshining the x-rays ?
So you want to know why we don't see gravitational lensing of the stars orbiting the Milky Way's black hole? I already explained why those stars aren't lensed, which according to the claim in the video they should be...which is wrong. I'm sure the man who made your youtube source has no idea how to do the math or make any predictions which conflict with observation, and neither do you.
the galaxy doesn't end at this point, where is the gravitational lensing of the things behind ?
you turn up the facts!!
So how do we see them if not in visible light? A limited amount of infrared makes it through all that dust and gas to our infrared telescopes, so we can plot those orbits. If you wanted to see past the black hole to the other side of the galaxy, remember that there's probably as much dust and gas on the opposite side of the black hole as there is on our side of it, so then you're talking about trying to peer through twice as much of it when we can barely "see" through just the part between us and the stars orbiting the Milky Way black hole, and only in infrared.
The dust and gas in the Milky Way cause extinction at optical wavelengths
In some cases that's true. Some posts in this thread read like they were written by a Markov text generator and I have no idea what they are telling me. But in the case of your youtube video claiming that stars orbiting the Milky Way's black hole should be gravitationally lensed, there was no problem with my understanding of that statement. The problem is the person making it has no predictions for what should be observed that's different from what is being observed. None of the stars in this GIF are directly behind the black hole and they are roughly the same distance in astronomical terms, so it doesn't lens things to the side of it. If you still think I'm wrong, then show me his predictions for how this should look different if mainstream theory is wrong (but you can't because he doesn't have any):
and you don't understand what people are telling you
originally posted by: dragonridr
a reply to: mbkennel
Nice to have a mathmetician to check your work they all ways find something do t they lol
So obviously neither chaos or order emphatically exist as an ideal without some change on a scale whether seen or not, so what may appear permanent and lasting only does so because or resilience or constant rebuild but all is impermanent in that very process making the very order and chaos indistinguhable.
originally posted by: mbkennel
a reply to: BigBrotherDarkness
So obviously neither chaos or order emphatically exist as an ideal without some change on a scale whether seen or not, so what may appear permanent and lasting only does so because or resilience or constant rebuild but all is impermanent in that very process making the very order and chaos indistinguhable.
Honestly I have no idea how to translate that into physics or mathematics or even what it means. Chaos has a particular mathematical and physical definition and means something specific to the scientific field. If I had to say something, I would say for classical determinsitic physics/mathematics, "chaos is a property of an evolving initial-condition dynamical system when it has a positive Kolmogorov-Sinai entropy rate."
It was more of a math thing but it's math that's used a lot in physics.
originally posted by: BASSPLYR
Have any of you guys had a physics moment like that, where you went "oh snap! Now I get it!"
originally posted by: masterp
Here is another question which probably hasn't been asked:
Why does matter fall into a gravity well instead of sitting motionless in it when no force is applied to it?
We know that the spacetime is distorted by matter, but why does matter fall into the distortion?
The presence of the distortion itself is not an adequate explanation for why matter falls into it.
originally posted by: greenreflections
originally posted by: masterp
Here is another question which probably hasn't been asked:
Why does matter fall into a gravity well instead of sitting motionless in it when no force is applied to it?
We know that the spacetime is distorted by matter, but why does matter fall into the distortion?
The presence of the distortion itself is not an adequate explanation for why matter falls into it.
to me it is because of the following:
I will give you an analogy albeit imperfect but somewhat descriptive of how I see it.
To begin with we have to conceptually separate space-time and think of it as a landscape, and QM forces that keep any physical body in one piece and balanced.
Take flexible metal plate. This is going to be our space-time. Now cut smaller piece of rubber and glue it to that metal plate flat. That's going to be our physical body.
Now with your hands start bending metal plate. What happens to glued rubber piece in this case? Yes, it will 'repeat' plate bending and get stretched with the plate. While metal plate remains bent, rubber piece will experience deformation. Bending metal plate more will result in rubber piece to unglue from one of the ends and assume 'natural' balanced shape.
Space-time inside gravity affected area has its bending factor gradually curving from modest to more steep. Physical body in attempt to restore original shape will pull it's 'tail' toward 'nose'. Bending of space-time is such that as soon as rubber piece (physical object) seemingly restores its shape, the 'nose' (front section of it) will move further away. Tail will once more try to catch up (never succeeding). In doing so nose moves further again with tail following making that effect a run away.
To an outside observer physical body will appear falling with ever increased speed. That is, if we place a ruler inside that gravity well, markings on the ruler will be further apart with gaps increasing toward center of gravity even if those markings on the ruler are infinitely close. (Each following mark on the ruler is infinitely further apart from the previous if the ruler placed pointing to gravity center).
Physical body 'knows' nothing about gravity effect. Instead it 'feels' negative pressure (stretching) at all times at ever increased rate and tries to restore it. Locally, as some one pointed out, it is not moving but to outside observer it is moving toward gravity center. It will move until 'hits' surface, say Earth. Gravity extends beyond Earth surface all the way to its center. Physical body will stop moving in that case but will still experience stretching. There we have effect of weight. If you lift that physical body off the ground you essentially giving it more room to 'fall'. Physical body will counter your effort lifting it and continue to assert its QM forces to compensate in attempt to restore original shape. You will have to apply your force lifting it more than QM needs to counter gravity metric factor.
About a dozen of pages back I already wrote my vision about it in slightly different wording.
Gravity is no magnetism. There are no forces in gravity. It is strictly geometrical in nature. But once physical body inside that affected area all it is doing is maintaining its balance (shape) and ...falling.
That's' why it does not matter what is the mass of physical body, they all going to fall with the same speed.
If we create true 2D physical body and place it horizontal to the center of Earth that physical body will experience no gravity.
)) there you go one of the possibilities.
There is an expired Brazilian patent that definitely is relevant here, from which the Perendev all-magnet motor was almost surely pirated. It was granted in 1989 based on a working motor that was presented to the Brazilian patent office. Using ceramic magnets, it degaussed rapidly, and because the cost of the magnets and the ridicule heaped on him, the inventor shelved the project. The inventor does not want to be contacted.
Comparison of the spectra obtained from a diffraction grating by diffraction (1), and a prism by refraction (2). Longer wavelengths (red) are diffracted more, but refracted less than shorter wavelengths (violet).